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CLITHEROE’S reign as the North West Coun­ ties Division Three leaders came to an abrupt end against a determined, physical Maghull.


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SH AW B R ID G E fa v o u r ite Ronnie Drugan’s playing days could be over. Complications set in after he broke a leg for the second time in 12 months playing against Cheadle last week. Drugan (26) was taken to


hospital to have his knee set in plaster after being injured in a


tackle. His knee began to swell the


next day and after more tests, surgeons operated on ruptured ligaments. A specialist said he may have to give up playing. Drugan, .who works for IC I


and lives in Brothers Street, Mill Hill, Blackburn, joined Clitheroe three years ago from Mill Hill St Peter’s. A dynamic player, he fought


hard to regain fitness and nis first-team place after breaking his leg a year ago. R e c e n t ly , a f t e r N ig e l


Whiteside’s move to Radcuffe Borough, Drugan made the right back spot his own. Cutheroe kept a clean sheet while he held that position. A collection will be held for


him at Clitheroe’s game against Padiham on Saturday. Meanwhile, Clitheroe man­


ager Eric Whalley is hoping to sign Great Harwood full hack Peter Hutchinson as a replace­ ment. Hutchinson had a brief spell


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LAST year’s winners of the table tennis handicap team knockout cup, Post Office, won through to the second round of this year’s competition with a 6-3 victory over 1st Divi­ sion Calderstones.


The draw for the second


round of the cup, to be played next week, wfil be Cricket Club B v Station Hotel B; Standen A v Station Hotel A: Trinity YC v Post Office; Cricket Cluh C v


Cricket Club A. ■ On the league front, Cricket


Club A lost their 100 per cent record with a 2-8 defeat to Standen A but have stiU a com­ manding lead.


Other results in Division


One: Standen B 3, Standen A 7; Cricket Club A 10, Social Club A 0; Social Club A 3, Standen B 7; Post Office 4, Calderstones 6.


In Division Two, Trinity


Sunday School gained their first victory of tne season by defeating Social. Club B 6-4. But the leaders Cricket Club B, who are the only cjub still unbeaten, gained two victories, 10-0 over Station Hotel A and 7-3 over Trinity YC.


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Two: Trinity SS 0, Cricket Club C 10; Station Hotel B 7, Station Hotel A 3.


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annual championships in Clitheroe Parish Church lower hall on March 11th at noon. Entries and fees must be sub­ mitted by March19th.


Entries for the Harrison and


Kerr Two-a-side Handicap Cup must also be in by this date.


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weakened side; 'Clitheroe should stih have extended their 11-match unbeaten ran. Loss of concentration allowed


Maghull their opening goal from Pr ince , in the 44th minute, and their 72nd minute winner, scored by Hardacre, was dubious.


/ Although keeper Dennis


Underwood looked at fault, he claimed he was pushed off ba­ lance. The well-positioned re­ feree and linesman thought otherwise. Mick Ashcroft’s brave diving


header from Steve Mullen’s S2nd-minute corner ga ve Clitheroe hopes of at least a draw. Substitute David Proos, brought on for the last few minutes, was denied a dramatic last-gasp equaliser when his header struck the bar. But CUtheroe never reaUy


competed where it mattered. Clive Dunn, Ronnie Haworth


and John Taylor were not fully fit. And CUtheroe had to name the injured Proos as substitute. In addition, Frank Richards,


returning to first-team duty after a long injury lay-off had not completely recovered and Eric Kinder was out of position at right back. Of the midfield trio, only


David Sharpies played reason­ ably weU, whUe Steve MuUen was the pick of the forwards but lacked support from Taylor and Geoff Young. Man-of-the-' match was defender Mick Ash­


croft. This was a poor show from


CUtheroe, especially consider­ ing their league position. And there wiU probably be many more “physical games” before the present league campaign is


concluded. C l i th e r o e : U nd erw ood,


Kinder, Richards, Ashcroft, E y le s , S h a rp ie s , Dunn, H awor th, Mullen, Young, Taylor. Sub: Proos.


Cub Scouts


L A T E S T re su l ts in the Clitheroe and District Cub- Scout football league: Loyola 4, Pendle Leopards 9; Wadding­ ton 5, St Paul’s 2; Pendle Tigers 8, Gisbum 1; Whalley 6, Chatburn 1; St Mary’s 8, Pendle Leopards 1:


Saturda yay’s fixtures are Chip Chi] - ping i v Pendle Tigers, St Paul’s


v Loyola, Gisbum v Pendle


Leopards. On Sunday Chat- bum take on St Mary’s.


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Livesey secures


points Clitheroe Res 2, Waddington 0


GOALS from Paul Green and Brian Livesey gave CUtheroe the points in this East Lancs


League derby. Waddington attacked from


the start but rarely troubled Holt, CUtheroe’s keeper. Three times in the first half-


hour, Clitheroe broke through Waddington's' defence, only to be foiled by brave keeping from Nuttall. But Green gave them the


lead just before half-time with a cracking left-foot shot into the roof of the net. In the second half both sides


•battled away, but with the mid- field congested, there were few scoring chances. - Clitheroe began to look


dangerous on the break in the final quarter and L ives ey clinched v ic to ry when he


. turned in a cross from substi­ tute Morris.


Shawbridge’s big draw


THE scene is set for Shaw- bridge's biggest draw of the season. Clitheroe entertain Padiham


on Saturday who are back at the top o f the North West Counties Third Division. The visitors’ squad will include former Shawbridge favourite, Ian Ashworth. Managed by former Black-


bum Rovers coach Alan Brad­ shaw, Padiham are two points clear of Clitheroe who have a game in hand. Doubtful for Clitheroe are


Cl iv e Dunn, John Taylor, Ronnie Haworth and David Proos, all carrying injuries.


The match kicks-off at 3 p.m. Clitheroe Reserves are on


target for a league and cup double. Their 2-0 defeat of Waddington boosted their league prospects, and they are through to the last eight of the President’s Cup. On Saturday they take on


Pendle Forest away. Kick-off is at 2-15 p.m.


Snooker latest


GT HARWOOD A retain the leadership of Division One of the Clitheroe and District Snooker League after another victory. C on s e rva t iv e A are second and Chatburn


third. In Division Two, leaders


Royal British Legion B are eight points ahead of rivals JR’s A, following a 10-4 win.


JR’s A also won 10-4. Highest break so far this


season — 48 — was achieved by R. Taylor, of Gt Harwood A.


„ Results — Division One:


Waddington B 8, Cons B 6; Billington B 12, Slaidbum 2; Rimington A 6, Chatbum A 8; Liberal A 10, Catholic A 4; Cons A 12, Waddington A 2; Pendle Club 6, Royal British Legion A 8. Division Two: Royal British


Legion B 10, Rimington B 4; Social Club 12, JR’s B 2; JR’s A 10, Low Moor 4; Chatbum B 12, Police 2; Catholic B 2, Bil­


lington A 12. Division One — Waddington


B 436, Cons B 397: D. Booth-


man 86, J. Pickles 56; A. H. Herd 90, A. Middlebrough 62; A. Parsons 51, P. Swales 67; M. Taylor 74, F. Watson 64; J. Baines 78, J. Morgan 89; T. H. Walmsley 57, J. Marsden 69. Billington B 420, Slaidbum


402: G. R. Dell 71, J. Jacques 62; J. Wild 80, H. Dixon 55; P. Conchie 45, M. Swindells 105; P. Swain 70, B. Walker 69; T. Peters 82, G. Tedstone 67; B. Thompson 72, E. Rigby 44. Pendle Club 434, Royal


British Legion A 445: S. Ed­ mondson 61, T. Waddington 86; T. Hill 65, J. Miller 76; W.


Wright 86, M. Alston 70; A. Taylor 85, R. Watson 67; J. Holmes 72, G. Walmsley 60; T. Trotter 65, D. Ormesher . Cons A 449, Waddington


304: M. Wensley 77, J. Wooff 16; D. Smith 55, D. Nelson 76; B. Hargreaves 78, T. Makinson 35; T. Sunter 91 S. Hatton ,70; J. Cowell 58, F. Coar 55; D. Lord 90, B. Waddington 52.


Liberal A 427, Catholic A


323: R. Taylor 86, D. Burgess 55; D. Hugan 42, L. McEntee 75; G. Allen 79, H. Hudson 39; H. Clegg 21, B. Sims 83; I. Karim 77, L. Dixon 45; M. Shaw 123, P. Backhouse 26. Rimington A 415, Chatbum ,


A 438: A. Hartley 62, P. Clark 89; D. Riley 80,S. Horsfield 56; J. Lund 68, H. Frankland 107; S. Petty 67, D. Speak 62; K. Ratcliffe 62, N. Robinson 74; F. Wrathall 76, P. Jones 60. Division Two — JR’s A 461,


Low Moor 304: G. Sutcliffe 45, A. Clements 95; J. Titterington 71, G. Gmndy 47; J. Sutcliffe 83, G. Tyler 45; G. Pilkington 104, R. Shoreman 34; H. Pil­ kington 73, D. Knowler 74; G.


Ireland 75, A. Holmes 39. Social Club 430, JR’s B 309:


V. Adcroft 68, A. Blackburn 62; J. Hall 90, B. Conchie 69; R. Swales 50, C. Wood 39; I. Charlton 103, B. Knight 28; D. HalHwell 55, F. McMahon 63;-


B. Tunney 64, R. Price 58. Royal British Legion B 469,


Rimington B 423: J. Peel 74, D. Seed 80; M. Peel 101, J. Thornton 47; A. Smith 44, D.


Seed 117; J. Bridges 75, D. Calvert 66; R. Hartlebury 102, D. Moorhouse 46; K. Walmsley


73, B. Ashton 67. Chatbum B 427, Police 370:


P. Wilson 73, D. Fletcher 66; A. Hodgson 87, J. Burke 66; R. Turner 85, T. Swift 58; M. Hargreaves 47, P. Craig 65; L. Whittaker 78, B. Jacques 65; S. Whipp 67, J. Griffiths 50. Catholic B 420, Billington


A 493: K. Eccles 60, B. Price 76; B. Bithell 79, J. Bolton 65; D. Lofthouse 58, D. Wilson 101; M. Lawton 69, T. Warden 75; P. Doman 84, K. Garrett 86; T. Ridgway 70, H. Cook 91. Tonight's fixtures — Divi­


sion One: Slaidbum v Wad­ dington B, Catholic A v Cons A, Billington B v Gt Harwood A, Chatbum A v RB Legion A, Cons B v Pendle Club, Waddington A v Rimington A. Division Two: Rimington B


v JR’s A, Police v Social Club, RB Legion B v Chatbum B, Gt Harwood B v Billington A, Low Moor v Catholic B. JR’s B


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hat-trick Chatburn FC 6, Hare and Hounds A 0


THIS was a fine team perform? ance by Chatbum in the wake of a disappointing game , the irevious week when they lost 2-1 to BFS, slipping to second


glace in the Thompson Centre.'


ve-a-side league. In the first half .the Hares’


keeper kept the score down to 1-0, Chatburn going ahead through Dewhurst. After the break he went on to complete his hat-trick. Two goals from T. Waddington and one from J. Colebourne completed the


scoring. Chatbum: N. Winckley, P.


Coleboume, J. Coleboume, T. Waddington, P. Dewhurst.


One-point lead


L A T E S T positions in the Clitheroe and District Darts :


League are: Division One — Black Bull


74, White Horse A 73, Royal Oak A 68, Kings Arms 60, Black Horse 59, Bonny Inn 66, Pendle Inn 56, Brownnili Arms 63, , Horseshoe A 62, Pendle Witch 51, Pendle Hotel 46/ Waddington Club 33. •


■ Division Two: Royal Oak B


93, Joiners Arms 71: Judge' Walmesley 70, White Horse B 70, Station Hotel 68, New Inn 56, 'Bay Horse 65, Victoria Hotel 60, Dog and Partridge 47, Horseshoe B 44, Commer-' cial Hotel 43,. Craven..Heifer., '42. i


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CLITHEROE LOSE AN UPHILL STRUGGLE


1 Preston Grasshoppers 4th 12, Clitheroe RUFC 1st 0


CLITHEROE/ still seeking their first victoiy of the New Year,' slumped to defeat against a much improved


Preston.


Chatburn fail to


cash in Mansfield 2, Chatburn 0


CHATBURN continued their dismal ran of league results on Saturday despite having most of the play.


' , The visitors made a bright


start and looked very danger­ ous in the first 10 minutes. Mansfield slowly' began to j


settle and. came more into the; game, twice going close. ’ Chatbum’s best chance fell to


Jimmy Coleboume after the goalkeeper parried his first shot — but he failed to connect properly with the rebound. With half an hour gone, Man­


sfield took the lead with an 18- yard shot.


i In the second half, Chat-


bum’s failure to finish con­ tinued as playing conditions became difficult. With seconds remaining,


Mansfield broke clear from what looked an offside position and their striker shot home as the Chatburn defence stood


still. Chatbum: Dinsdale, Hitchm,


P. Coleboume, Lawson, Smith, Boyd, Wright, Anderson, Wad- dington, J. Coleboume, McCul­ lough. Sub: Robinson.


Defences on top


Pendle Forest 1, Whalley Arms Celtic 1


CELTIC, back in league action after an enforced four-week break, found it difficult to gain


any rhythm. But they started well, look­


ing dangerous on a poor play­ ing surface, and took the. lead. Neil Clayton’s header hit the bar, but Ronnie Foster was there to nod home the rebound. Celtic sat back somewhat on


their lead and only inspired tackling by Donald Porter and David GilUbrand kept the home side at bay. On the half-hour, Forest equalised with a well-


, struck 12-yard shot. The second half produced


some fine football with “ close shaves” in both goalmouths. But the defences had the upper hand and the points were


shared. In fine form for Celtic were


Conway, Porter, Gillibrand and


Foster. ' Whalley AC: Conway, Ains­


worth, Gillibrand, P o r te r , Finch, Elliot, Moriey, East- wood, Foster, Clayton, Doman. Subs: Wilkinson, Ror


Ronnan. „ , , . This setback was all the , , . „ „


more disappointing be­ cause it reversed the teams’ earlier encounter that ended in a 20-7 vic­ tory for Clitheroe. The Littlemoor side had


only themselves to blame, for the game was decided in the first 15 minutes when Grasshoppers scored three'easy tries. Once again Clitheroe


left themselves with a mountain to climb after a poof start and despite a spirited fightback, they never really looked like succeeding. They com­ pounded their problems by missing three penal­ ties, two in the first half and one in the second. But there were some en­


cou ra gin g fea tu re s . Paul Taberner, showing excellent form, and Robin Lund pro­ duced fine runs. Preston kept their grip on


the game, pinning their oppo­ nents down with accurate


kicking. The home side created


danger with high kicks into the heart of Clitheroe’s defence, sending their wing threequar- ters on some penetrating runs. And only Clitheroe’s powerful defensive tackling stood bet­ ween Preston and a much


bigger victory. C l i t h c r o e : W a r d le ,


Taberner, Hyde, Greatorex jnr, Emmott, Lund, Tindall, Dubowski, Dinsdale, Holden, W i l l iam s o n , D u x b u r y , Ridehalgh, Robson, Greatorex


snr. ‘Backs’ shine


in defeat Clitheroe 2nd 0,


Preston Grasshoppers 5th 26


CLITHEROE .came unstuck against a Preston team sport­ ing a powerful back division which proved to be the vital difference between the sides. Mark McGarrity at hooker


and Ian Edgely, centre, re­ turned to strengthen the side


" but could do little to curb their opponents’ powerful running. Lapses of concentration ...


the forwards and inexperience in the backs proved too severe a handicap against an experi­ enced side who used their back-row trio well, creating numerous overlaps. Preston, however, who'had


the upper hand in the lineouts, were well matched in the scrams and the loose, where possession was fairly even. And Clitheroe deserved “full


East Lancs — League —


S A T U R D A Y ’S East Lancs League fixtures are: Pendle Forest v Clitheroe Res, Chat­ burn v Colne Legion Res, Whalley Arms Celtic v Great Harwood Town Res, Keighley Green v Oswaldtwistle Im­ manuel, Padiham Wanderers v Man sfield, Wad dington v Bacup Borough Res.


Results: Padiham Wanderers


1, Bacup Borough Res 6; Clitheroe Res 2, Waddington 0; Mansfield 2, Chatbum 0; Traw- den Celtic 1, Whalley 1; Colne Legion Res 3, Oswaldtwistle Immanuel 5; Pendle Forest 1, Whalley AC 1; Keighley Green 0, Great Harwood Town Res 2.


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marks” for their tackling, espe­ cially in the backs where they maintained a high standard under considerable pressure. On Saturday tne 1st XV


travel for their first ever match against Salford. The 2nd enter­ tain Vale of Lune 5th at Lit­ tlemoor. Kick-off is at 2-15 p.m.


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A 4, Dog and Partridge 3; Commercial A 4, Craven Heif. (Clitheroe) 3; Joiners A 5, Higher Buck 2; Kings Arms A 3, Black Bull 4; Hoyal Oak A 5, White Hart 2; White Horse A 3, Lord Nelson 4; Tillotsons A 2, Pendle Witch 5; Victoria A 2, Horse Shoe A 5; New Inn 5, Lower Buck A 2. Blue League — Station 4,


Black Horse B 3; Waggon and Horses 6, Commercial B 1; Red Pump 2, Joiners B 5;'Hodder Bridge 2, Kings Arms B 5; Craven ■ Heifer (Chaigley) 3, Royal Oak B 4; Sun Inn 1, White Horse B 6; Talbot 7, Tillotsons B 0; Horse Shoe B 4, Victoria B 3; Lower Buck B 5, Brown Cow 2. ; ■ '■


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Empress squash


EMPRESS 1st achieved a valu­ able 3-2 home victory against Pendle to strengthen their promotion drive.


N ig e l W i l l is and Stuart1


Wardle scored their customary 3-0 su c c e s s e s , . while Ray Dryden showed great resilience to win 3-2. Dave Tait and Dave Matthews lost 3-1.


The 2nd faced a strong


.Queen’s Mill team. Only Rus­ sell Cowking won— 3-2. Eddie Vidler played well but


was defeated by the same score, while Conor McLaughlin, John Willis and Keith Tomlin­


son all lost. The 3rd travelled to Belvale,


but were unable to play be­ cause of power cuts. Empress Ladies, meanwhile,


scored an impressive 5-0 vic­ tory at home to Pendle. Susan Beggs got Empress off


to a fine start By winning 3-1, and Rachel Pallister played well for a 3-0 victory'.


,


Marilyn Fletcher, against a skilful opponent, made, good


1 use of a variety of shots for a 3-1 win. Sheila Willis bewil-


dered her opponent with her good serve ana excellent lob to win 3-2, and Sharon \yillis once


again showed her skill to win 3- iO. Empress men won their re­


arranged match against promo­ tion rivals Red Rose 4-1 on


' Sunday. Nigel Willis, against a Lanca­


shire Men’s C’ounty - player, showed great form and won 3- 1. Russell Cowking in his first- team comeback notched up a 3- 1 victory.


, . , v . ■ Results: N. Willis. beat D.


■ WoolBtencroft 10-8, 3-9, 9-0, 10- '9. S. Wardle beat A. Holden


■ 10-8, 9-2, 9-4. D. Tait lost to J. Wood 8-10, 5-9, 1-9. R. Dryden beat P. Schaffel 8-10, 9-3, 9-3,' 10-9. -R.‘ Cowking beat'. B:


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FREE INTERIOR DESIQN and ESTIMATING SERVICE


•‘Inquiries: AS West View, Waddington s,q : ..; T a l . D a y W H A L L E Y 3 6 4 2 ' ‘ •_


E v a n ln g a C L I T H B R O E 2 7 7 5 0 : , ROOFING CONTRACTORS SPECIALISING IN G R EY S LA T E TILING


EXPERIENCE OF FARM BUILDINGS Fully Insured


ALL WORK GUARANTEED TEL. DAY — BACUP 874491


EVENINGS — BACUP 875081/874491 , _ H. RUSHTON


PLASTERING No job too small.


Ceilings a speciality.


External rendering and pebble dashing, etc.


Also small building Jobs . and slating


For prompt attention and free estimates


Tel. BLO-B-BWAD


OTNYOLN 699


T. FIELDING & SONS (C O N T R A C TO R S ) LTD


All types of Joinery works SPECIALISTS IN


CONVERSIONS AND HOME


IMPROVEMENTS


Grant Works, Free Estimates Personal Service


P h o n e CL ITH E RO E - .2 4 7 3 4


o r G IS BU R N 345 VALLEY


PLANNING SERVICES


IFo r all extensions, altera Otions and Joinery work. Free /.estimates and surveys. ^Planning and building regu­ la t io n drawings submitted to authorities.


NO WORK TOO SMALL Telephone:


WHALLEY 3688


ALL TYPES OF FENCING


SUPPLIEDAND ERECTED


TREESTOPPED AND FELLED


New and Second-Hand Pallets wanted and supplied


L o g s £30 per ton or 90p


b a g— minimum delivery 10 bags. C.O.D.


CATTERMOLE Tel. Clitheroe 23732


TERRY CYRIL


EX-HOOVER SERVIC E EN G IN E E R


HOOLEY 57 W00NE LANE


CLITHEROE Telephone 22023


AUTHORISED HOOVER SERVICE


” T IM B E R , H ARDBOARD, B LO C K BO ARD , P LYW O O D , PR IM A BOARD, e t c . ALSO IR O NM O NG E R Y , LO C K S , LA TCH E S , HINGES , e t c .


REG. SHEATHING 8 x 4%........£ 8 . 8 0 T & G FLOORING 8 x 2 x %ln........... £ 4 .8 3 . INSULATION BOARD 8x4 x %ln......£ 4 .5 0 MASTER BOARD 8 x 4 x Vrln.........£ 13 .20 HARDBOARD 6ft. 6ln. x 2ft. 6ln.... . £1.95 FLEXELL 9ft. x 4ft. x 1


/4ln.\............. £10 .9 0


EXT WBP 8ft. x 4ft. x Vein..................£ 6.45 EXT WBP 8ft x 4ft. x %ln...............£ 12 .40 PRIMA BOARD


. AL L WHITE.....................4 0 p s q . f t .


SIZES TEAK.......................5 0 p sq.ft. MAHOGANY........... 5 2 p sq.ft.


REPAIRS, RECONDITIONING AND SERVICE OF


APPLIANCES Specialist on Keymatic


HOOVER


SLIDING DOOR GEAR 2ft. 6in..........£8.80 FOLDING DOOR GEAR 3ft...............£8.00 FOLDING DOOR GEAR 5ft.............£10 .35 WARDROBE RAILS 4ft.....................£1.85 WARDROBE RAILS 6ft.....................£2.40 WARDROBE GEAR 5ft................... . £6.44 CUPBOARD GEAR 4ft......................£4.15 CUPBOARD GEAR 6 ft.................... £5.95 DOOR SILLS 2ft. 9ln.........................£4.60 DOOR SILL LOWLINE 5ft................. £4.95


LEGGE ITEMS RETAIL PRICE LESS. 2 0 % . UNION LOCK ITEMS RET AIL LESS. 2 0 % SAFETY DOOR CHAIN.....................£2.88 RIM LOCK...................................... ..£3.85 LETTER PLATE lOVhln.....................£3.15 MORTICE LOCK HANDLES............. £4.77 MORTICE KNOB HANDLES.............£5.14 TUBULAR MORTICE LATCH........... £1.52


CUPBOARD LOCK..........................£1.49 BRASS PADLOCK 1%ln...................£2.10 SAFETY BOLT................................£1.05 STAYB0LT......................................£1.20


P.AR. QUALITY 3ln. x 11n.........15 p per ft. P.AR. QUALITY 3ln. x 2ln...... !!.32p per ft. SCANT 3ln.x2ln.......................2 0 p p e r f t . BULLNOSE SKIRTING 4ln. x ftln.18p perft. TAURUS SKIRTING 7ln. x 1ln....40p per ft. BEADING % QUADRANT............ 7 p per ft. SLATE BATTENS TViln. x %ln.....S p p e r ft . T & G REDWOOD 5ln. x 1ln.......18 p per ft. WEATHERBOARD 5 In. x %ln... 16 p per ft. CARCASSING 6ln. x 2ln............39p per ft.


From ERIC DUGDALE (MERCHANTS) LTD McoiK ° ‘te1 PENDLE TRADING ESTATE CHATBURN


OPEN: WEEKDAY 7-30 a.m. — 5-30 p.m. CLITHEROE SATURDAY: 7-30 a.m. — 12-30 p.m.


4 1 5 9 7 d'2.c,ude visit o u r sh o p a t T e l ' 2 46 24


WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR BUILDING AND PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS TRADE AND DIY


MARSHALITE STONE BRICKS, BLOCKS


. GARDEN EDGINGS CONCRETE LINTELS HEADS AND SILLS STEEL LINTELS


SCREEN WALLING CONCRETE FLAGS


WALL AND FLOOR TILES


, CHIMNEY POTS GAS VENTS


■ SLATE BATTENS FELT


OSMA RAINWATER. SOIL AND WASTE SYSTEMS


DRAINAGE PIPES AND FITTINGS .


COPPER TUBE AND FITTINGS


OPEN MONDAY to FRIDAY, 8 a.m. to 12 noon 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.


SATURDAY, 8 a.m. to 12 noon


, WOODOLOGISTS h and P. HRRAE


Joiners and Contractors


HARDWOOD andSOFTWOOD, PORCHES and EXTENSIONS Also


mV and TIMBER SUPPLIERS DOORS and WINDOWS in


Formica Tops, Chipboard, Plywood,


Blockboard, Contiplas and Contiboard, Ironmongery inch Brassware


VISIT OUR TREATMENT ROOM | Cuprlnol, Creosote, Cedar Preserve,


Spinnaker Yacht Varnish and Furniglass


All Weather Varnish AS SEEN ON TV 13 For a friendly and Personal Service CANDLEMAKERS CROFT, • LOWERGATE, (behind Lab. Ex.) Tel. 26929


0 QBCSsSslBC WE CAN CURE I T. . .


RISING DAMP th a t is . . .


by Sovereign Injection Damp Proof Course. 30 Year Guarantee.


To Building Society and Local Authority Specifications.


All Re-Plastering carried out.


Free Estimate and Survey.


| JOHN GREENWOOD iT^LSIaldbumJ02006^346


W E A R E L O C A L A G E N T S FO R


PROPANE and BUTANE SH E L L in


Local Deliveries, all sizes


LARGE/SMALL CONTAINERS


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NO DEPOSIT TV RENTAL (subject to availability)


BLACK AND WHITE SLOT TV— PAY AS YOU VIEW


COLOUR AND


NEW TV’s 6 MONTHS DEPOSIT DISCOUNT FOR ANNUAL PAYMENT


REPAIRS TO MOST BRITISH COLOUR AND BLACK AND WHITE TV’s


DEREK LEIGH ! 4 SHIREBURH AVE., CLITHEROE. Tel. 24168 WE CURE


"RISING DAMP WOODWORM AND DRY ROT


BUILDING INJECTION AND MAINTENANCE


J. A. HOLMES 25474


CLITHEROE


Y o u a ls o g e t y o u r f ir s t tw o A n n u a l S e rv ic e s


FREE OF CHARGE


Act NOW to take advantage of this offer RING FOR A FREE QUOTATION


D A R W E N 775662 or (evenings) BLACKBURN 29249 ____ \ p \


NOEL KING AND CO. 1 WISHING MACHINE REPAIRS [• ]


f o r a l l 1 and K E N W O O D R E P A I R S


J J All makes ol new and reconditioned washers and cleaners


L - ------ --


[~HOOVER — HOTPOINT — BURCO — SERVIS | Sales and Workshop


2 FRANKLIN STREET, CLITHEROE - Tel. 22979 IF YOU’VE GOT IT


FOR JOBS AROUND THE HOUSE OR IN THE GARDEN — MAKE IT EASY


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SPECIAL WEEKEND RATES FRIDAY P.M. — MONDAY A.M.


Electric Mixer............. £5.75 Sawbench 12in.........£13.80 Ext Ladder.................£5.75 Pacebreaker Vibrating Plate...........£13.80 and Tools................ £18.40


Chainsaw.................£13.80 Space Heater..............£8.62 PRICES INCLUDE VAT,


E. D. (PLANT HIRE) LTD.


PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN, CLITHEROE 41597 H LC MBIT OUR SHOP AT jlALTHILL ROAD. Tel. 24624


AGEVS


DUCKWORTH & NINE LTD DERBY ST., CLITHEROE Tel. 22311


Local Deliveries A lto at BLACKBURN AND BOLTON B M F


FULL RANGE OF CEMENT ADDITIVES


HAND TOOLS CYLINDER JACKETS


PLASTER BOARDS LOFT INSULATION PIPE LAGGING


SAND. CEMENT AGGREGATES


ADVERTISER and TIMES TRADES GUIDE


SERVOWARM GAS CENTRAL HEATING


OPEN FIRE


combines modem efficiency with classic ele­ gance. It Is designed lor a chimney recess, where It stands away Irom the wall Indepen­ dent of surrounding brickwork. Free standing It heats by convection as well as by radiation. Ideal for existing stone arches often found In Dales cottages. Overcomes smoke problems. Delivery ex-stock.


Rayburn Cookers for Solid Fuel, Oil and Gas, Wood burning stoves by Jotul and Ulefos. Spams for Rayburn, Baxl and most stoves.


„ ' : _ FRED MANBY & BRO. High Streets Sklpton. EstMglT^Telephon^


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